Thursday, June 17. 2010
Congratulations
Dr. Hartery!
Dr.
Latonia Hartery and supervisor Dr. Brian Kooyman following the sucessful
defence of her thesis  | Latonia
Hartery, AC's Archaeologist extraordinaire, successfully defended her
thesis on May 3!
Her thesis entitled Middle Dorset Paleoeskimo
Warm Season Adaptations in Newfoundland and Labrador assesses the
cultural change that occurred when these ancient people moved into
Newfoundland, from their former Arctic homeland, 1900 years ago. Once
thought to mostly rely on seals, she was able to show that their economy
expanded to include an incredible variety of birds such as cormorants
and the great auk, a plethora of plants not available in the Arctic, as
well significant amounts of caribou, beavers, hares, black bears,
wolves, fish (even tuna) and shellfish!
Her dissertation was
called "ground breaking'' as well as "a manuscript which will be
considered a classic for future researchers" by her defense committee
who gave her the highest pass-level possible for Ph.D.'s granted by the
University of Calgary.
Way to go Latonia!
Join Latonia on
our Out of the Northwest Passage Expedition and Newfoundland
Circumnavigation 2010!
For more information on our Out of the
Northwest Passage Expedition, please Click here or email Loretta at loretta@adventurecanada.com
For
more information on our Newfoundland Circumnavigation, please click here or email Judy at judy.harper@adventurecanada.com
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